Harrison police officer uses DPW loader to stop driver in stolen construction vehicle
Police eventually stopped 22-year-old Fishkill resident Kristin Hufnagel, who now faces charges that include criminal possession of stolen property.
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4h agoA Harrison police officer used a Department of Public Works loader to successfully stop a driver in a stolen construction vehicle.
North Castle police reported a stolen construction vehicle that was refusing to stop for officers on Thursday.
The vehicle is known as a "skid steer," with a forklift attached to it.
Police eventually stopped 22-year-old Fishkill resident Kristin Hufnagel.
She faces multiple charges, including criminal possession of stolen property.
